Loss in Hp!!!!!!
03-14-2006, 12:33 PM
#14
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RE: Loss in Hp!!!!!!
Changing the flow/pressure of the exhaust changes the backpressure on the cylinders, it is possible you have shifted the torque curve to higher RPM which gives the HP gain but may cause some suffer of low end torque peak.
03-14-2006, 12:34 PM
#15
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RE: Loss in Hp!!!!!!
ORIGINAL: mustang2k
I am goin to (WMS) WICKED MOTOR SPORTS tomorrow for the 4.10 install. I know that they do have a dyno tune there also.
I am goin to (WMS) WICKED MOTOR SPORTS tomorrow for the 4.10 install. I know that they do have a dyno tune there also.
We need a Jersey Stang club. [8D]
03-14-2006, 12:36 PM
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RE: Loss in Hp!!!!!!
Well you can ask Kevin at WMS how much they charge and stuff like that here is the number 732-904-9000. He works with the person like an individual meaning he will spend the time to get it done right the 1st time.
03-14-2006, 12:39 PM
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03-14-2006, 12:50 PM
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RE: Loss in Hp!!!!!!
Yea we need a Northern Jersey Club, lol.
I am getting my LT's put in by a local shop. Its not a performance shop though, just one of my buddies up the block who works at an auto parts shop is putting them in for me.
As far as a real performance shop, dynos, and all that crap. I can't find JACK **** in "Northern" NJ.
I am getting my LT's put in by a local shop. Its not a performance shop though, just one of my buddies up the block who works at an auto parts shop is putting them in for me.
As far as a real performance shop, dynos, and all that crap. I can't find JACK **** in "Northern" NJ.